Sentence examples for before it was effectively from inspiring English sources

Payment protection insurance became a multi-billion pound business before it was effectively stopped in 2007.

Built during the mid-2000s, construction had not even finished on it before it was effectively destroyed.

The legacy of another BBC production, Peter Watkins's 1965 film The War Game, also sat behind this decision: it was effectively banned before broadcast on government advice.

If "Black Hawk Down" wins best picture (and it could), it will be because it fortuitously coincides (for it was effectively done before Sept. 11) with the national wish to celebrate our military and neglect our motivation.

"At the moment the vast majority of Pacific bluefin are being caught in Japanese waters before reproductive age, and it's effectively mining out the reproductive capacity of that population," says Amanda Nickson, director of global tuna conservation at the Pew Charitable Trusts.

So the deal was effectively dead even before it was rejected by the UAL board on Oct. 10.

Ms. Lawrence said she was heartened by Mrs. Whitman's promise to direct state government agencies to use the state plan as their "fundamental guide". But she said that much remains to be done before it is used effectively.

I will also examine a set of challenges that need to be considered, met and overcome in this emerging field before it can be effectively applied to answering conservation questions and in species conservation and management.

The French were able to push the Seleka back, but not before Bangui was effectively emptied of its Muslim population.

It is clear now that transition arrangements are going to have to be negotiated, and that may take a very long time – as Sir Ivan Rogers, the UK's ambassador to the EU, suggested before he was effectively pushed out.

The Army responded with characteristic fury, and the war raged for nearly two years before the insurgency was effectively suppressed, at terrible cost to the civilians caught in the middle of it, who were accused of collaboration by both sides.